Patent classifications
G06V10/469
Some automated and semi-automated tools for linear feature extraction in two and three dimensions
A system for vector extraction comprising a vector extraction engine stored and operating on a network-connected computing device that loads raster images from a database stored and operating on a network-connected computing device, identifies features in the raster images, and computes a vector based on the features, and methods for feature and vector extraction.
Medical-image processing apparatus, ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, and medical-image processing method
A medical-image processing apparatus according to an embodiment includes processing circuitry. The processing circuit acquires an initial value of an outline corresponding vector that corresponds to an outline of a subject included in medical image data. The processing circuitry updates the outline corresponding vector based on a derivative that is acquired by differentiating a cost function with respect to the outline corresponding vector by the outline corresponding vector, and on the initial value of the outline corresponding vector.
Automatic topology mapping processing method and system based on omnidirectional image information
An automatic topology mapping processing method and system. The automatic topology mapping processing method includes the steps of: obtaining, by the automatic topology mapping processing system, a plurality of images, wherein at least two of the plurality of images include a common area in which a common space is captured; extracting, by the automatic topology mapping processing system, from respective images, features of the respective images through a feature extractor using a neural network; and determining, by the automatic topology mapping processing system, mapping images of the respective images on the basis of the features extracted from the respective images.
DETERMINING DOMINANT GRADIENT ORIENTATION IN IMAGE PROCESSING USING DOUBLE-ANGLE GRADIENTS
Methods and image processing systems are provided for determining a dominant gradient orientation for a target region within an image. A plurality of gradient samples are determined for the target region, wherein each of the gradient samples represents a variation in pixel values within the target region. The gradient samples are converted into double-angle gradient vectors, and the double-angle gradient vectors are combined so as to determine a dominant gradient orientation for the target region.
Automated or partially automated anatomical surface assessment methods, devices and systems
Devices, systems and methods for assessing anatomical surface features are described herein. In some embodiments, a method of assessing a surface feature on a patient's skin surface includes (i) capturing one or more data sets from a patient's skin surface including the skin surface feature, and (ii) determining outline data of the skin surface feature based on at least one of the one or more data sets. The method can further include determining one or more confidence attributes associated with the determined outline data.
Image descriptor network with imposed hierarchical normalization
Techniques are disclosed for using and training a descriptor network. An image may be received and provided to the descriptor network. The descriptor network may generate an image descriptor based on the image. The image descriptor may include a set of elements distributed between a major vector comprising a first subset of the set of elements and a minor vector comprising a second subset of the set of elements. The second subset of the set of elements may include more elements than the first subset of the set of elements. A hierarchical normalization may be imposed onto the image descriptor by normalizing the major vector to a major normalization amount and normalizing the minor vector to a minor normalization amount. The minor normalization amount may be less than the major normalization amount.
DETECTION AND RECOGNITION OF OBJECTS LACKING TEXTURES
Various embodiments provide methods and systems for detecting one or more segments of an image that are related to a particular object in the image (e.g., a logo or trademark) and extracting at least one feature point, each of which is represented by one feature point descriptor, based at least upon a contour curvature of the one or more segments. The at least one feature point descriptor can be converted into one or more codewords to generate a codeword database. A discriminative codebook can then be generated based upon the codeword database and utilized to detect objects and/or features in a query image.
AUTOMATICALLY PERCEIVING TRAVEL SIGNALS
Among other things, one or more travel signals are identified by analyzing one or more images and data from sensors, classifying candidate travel signals into zero, one or more true and relevant travel signals, and estimating a signal state of the classified travel signals.
Localized contour tree method for deriving geometric and topological properties of complex surface depressions based on high resolution topographical data
Computer-implemented methods for detecting and characterizing surface depressions in a topographical landscape based on processing of high resolution digital elevation model data according to a local tree contour algorithm applied to an elevation contour representation of the landscape, and characterizing the detected surface depressions according to morphometric threshold values derived from data relevant to surface depressions of the topographical area. Non-transitory computer readable media comprising computer-executable instructions for carrying out the methods are also provided.
Three-dimensional object detection
An image can be input to a deep neural network to determine a point in the image based on a center of a Gaussian heatmap corresponding to an object included in the image. The deep neural network can determine an object descriptor corresponding to the object and include the object descriptor in an object vector attached to the point. The deep neural network can determine object parameters including a three-dimensional location of the object in global coordinates and predicted pixel offsets of the object. The object parameters can be included in the object vector, and the deep neural network can predict a future location of the object in global coordinates based on the point and the object vector.